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It is the one with the click. He starts while eating a hot dog and ends with the click. I'm pretty sure it is 4 shots. Need to double check.

WildBill wrote:

The Annoyed Man wrote:

danpaw wrote:Yep, that's right. I just looked at my Mod. 29 and sure enough, it doesn't have a single one in it.

Mine neither, but this kind of foolishness makes me want to load it up and shoot the TV or something. Unbelievable!

Let's see, did I have six shell casings or only five?

Are you making fun of my ND back in 1996?

GrillKing wrote:

DFWTT wrote:I know what you're thinking....did he fire six shots or only five? But what you gotta ask yourself is do I feel lucky. Well do ya, punk?

watch the movie, he actually only fired four shots. IIRC.

I counted at least 5. But is hard to tell with all the noise going on if he did fire that 6th shot.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H7YKbxmr ... tube_gdata" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Here I thought I was going to learn about some new high tech caseless ammo and this thread turns out to be a Dirty Harry discussion and a lame homeland security piece.

BTW - my microstamp firing pin broke and I had to replace it with a clean new one. Darn!

JJVP wrote:

GrillKing wrote:

DFWTT wrote:I know what you're thinking....did he fire six shots or only five? But what you gotta ask yourself is do I feel lucky. Well do ya, punk?

watch the movie, he actually only fired four shots. IIRC.

I counted at least 5. But is hard to tell with all the noise going on if he did fire that 6th shot.

I counted six. One was "off camera". I still like the line: "Hey. I gotsta know."

SlickTX wrote:In all fairness, if my employer asked me to write an article on rocket surgery I would probably make a similar mistake.

Aren't rockets still a bit too big to be a useful tool in surgeries?

Ooooh... unless you're talking about some sort of nano rocket where it's really more of a blowtorch used to blast away arterial plaque or something. Hmmm... I may have to send a couple emails on that...

WildBill wrote:

JJVP wrote:

GrillKing wrote:

DFWTT wrote:I know what you're thinking....did he fire six shots or only five? But what you gotta ask yourself is do I feel lucky. Well do ya, punk?

watch the movie, he actually only fired four shots. IIRC.

I counted at least 5. But is hard to tell with all the noise going on if he did fire that 6th shot.

I counted six. One was "off camera". I still like the line: "Hey. I gotsta know."

Yeah, I heard the one off camera, but could not tell if it was his or one of the BGs.

I guess my ears aren't so good anymore!!!

Dave2 wrote:

SlickTX wrote:In all fairness, if my employer asked me to write an article on rocket surgery I would probably make a similar mistake.

Aren't rockets still a bit too big to be a useful tool in surgeries?

Ooooh... unless you're talking about some sort of nano rocket where it's really more of a blowtorch used to blast away arterial plaque or something. Hmmm... I may have to send a couple emails on that...

Nah, they must be talking about surgery on rockets during ascent. I wrote a white paper about it years ago. Unfortunately, can't remember where I put it, and can't remember what I said....

OldSchool wrote:

Dave2 wrote:

SlickTX wrote:In all fairness, if my employer asked me to write an article on rocket surgery I would probably make a similar mistake.

Aren't rockets still a bit too big to be a useful tool in surgeries?

Ooooh... unless you're talking about some sort of nano rocket where it's really more of a blowtorch used to blast away arterial plaque or something. Hmmm... I may have to send a couple emails on that...

Nah, they must be talking about surgery on rockets during ascent. I wrote a white paper about it years ago. Unfortunately, can't remember where I put it, and can't remember what I said....

I have witnessed minor rocket surgery where excess propellant is trimmed from certain areas and voids are filled with potting compound.

WildBill wrote:

OldSchool wrote:

Dave2 wrote:

SlickTX wrote:In all fairness, if my employer asked me to write an article on rocket surgery I would probably make a similar mistake.

Aren't rockets still a bit too big to be a useful tool in surgeries?

Ooooh... unless you're talking about some sort of nano rocket where it's really more of a blowtorch used to blast away arterial plaque or something. Hmmm... I may have to send a couple emails on that...

Nah, they must be talking about surgery on rockets during ascent. I wrote a white paper about it years ago. Unfortunately, can't remember where I put it, and can't remember what I said....

I have witnessed minor rocket surgery where excess propellant is trimmed from certain areas and voids are filled with potting compound.

Ahh, you must be talking about the gummy eraser stuff....

OldSchool wrote:

WildBill wrote:

OldSchool wrote:

Dave2 wrote:

SlickTX wrote:In all fairness, if my employer asked me to write an article on rocket surgery I would probably make a similar mistake.

Aren't rockets still a bit too big to be a useful tool in surgeries?

Ooooh... unless you're talking about some sort of nano rocket where it's really more of a blowtorch used to blast away arterial plaque or something. Hmmm... I may have to send a couple emails on that...

Nah, they must be talking about surgery on rockets during ascent. I wrote a white paper about it years ago. Unfortunately, can't remember where I put it, and can't remember what I said....

I have witnessed minor rocket surgery where excess propellant is trimmed from certain areas and voids are filled with potting compound.

Ahh, you must be talking about the gummy eraser stuff....

We had more technical terms, but I guess you could call it that.

WildBill wrote:We had more technical terms, but I guess you could call it that.

Never use a technical term when a more descriptive term will do....

OldSchool wrote:

WildBill wrote:We had more technical terms, but I guess you could call it that.

Never use a technical term when a more descriptive term will do....

We called it "job security".